IonQ, Inc.
IONQIonQ, Inc. is a quantum computing company that develops and commercializes quantum hardware and software. Founded in 2015, it specializes in trapped-ion quantum technology, aiming to deliver scalable, high-performance quantum solutions for various industries including healthcare, finance, and logistics. IonQ is known for making quantum computing more accessible through cloud-based platforms.
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The author argues against investing in quantum computing stocks in 2026, citing that most retail investors lack understanding of the complex technology and that valuations appear inflated by speculation rather than fundamentals. While quantum computing has potential long-term, current pure-play quantum stocks like IonQ, D-Wave Quantum, and Rigett...
The article highlights three technology stocks with potential for significant returns: IonQ in quantum computing with high-fidelity systems and ecosystem ambitions; UiPath in agentic AI orchestration with a low valuation; and GitLab in software development platforms, positioned to benefit from AI-driven coding trends despite being undervalued.
While quantum computing stocks IonQ and Rigetti Computing have surged dramatically (670% and 6,200% respectively over 12 months), the article warns investors are ignoring a critical risk: the low barrier to entry allows tech giants like Alphabet, Microsoft, and Amazon to easily dominate the market. These well-capitalized companies have already un...
UBS identifies Google as the quantum computing 'pioneer' and leader, with Microsoft and Amazon as diversified players. However, UBS warns that pure-play quantum companies like IonQ, D-Wave Quantum, and Rigetti Computing face significantly higher volatility than the broader market. UBS predicts quantum advantage could arrive in the 2030s, with the...
Rigetti Computing, an $8 billion quantum computing company, has fallen over 50% from its all-time high. While the stock may appear cheap, the company faces significant challenges competing against well-funded tech giants using the same superconducting technology. With only $1.9 million in quarterly revenue and $21 million operating losses, Rigett...
